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Flash Uploader : how do I pass values to "uploader.php" (flash uploader question from tufat.com)

Posted by tufat on 26 Sep 2008 at 03:20 PM
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Programming Languages / Flash

I have tried using $_SESSION to pass a value from the page that calls the uploader to uploader.php but the values always end up getting NULLed

so how do i pass a value from the page that calls the flash uploader to uploader.php???

i must find an answer to this question, otherwise i cant use this uploader.

someone help me

also posted at:
http://forum.tufat.com/showthread.php?t=47736

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In the event of multiple correct answers, you should accept the answer of the first user who provided a complete and valid answer to your question.

Proposed answer by admin on 25 Sep 2008 at 10:21 PM

1) Any multi-user database should be split. You will get performance enhancements by installing the front end locally. If your app creates temp tables to perform some functionality, then it would be better to have it local.

2) A temporary table is just that, a table created to temporarily hold data used for processing purposes. Sometimes just creating queries doesn't do the job and you have to actually create a table to hold the data to report on or perform some other function. Same with a temorary recordset. Temp tables could cause problems if they are stored in the back end. Temp recordsets usually are created in memory.

3) I suggest you read up on Scope in Access help. Where you create the variables depends on how they are dealt with.

4) I'm not sure what books you have or where you have looked. The first two questiona are not restricted to Access, but applies to any database. So does the third to some extent, but there is a discussion on scope in Access Help and should be in some design books.

Hope this helps,
Scott<>

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